| 摘要 |
A loudspeaker system has a primary driver and an active radiator sealed in an enclosure where the active radiator is adapted to vary its operating characteristics to tune the sound pressure level and resultant frequency response generated by a primary driver. The primary driver and the active radiator share the same acoustic volume of the enclosure, i.e., the primary driver and the active radiator share a common acoustic compliance of the internal enclosure volume. The primary driver has electromagnetic components designed to oscillate a flexible cone or diaphragm along the longitudinal axis of the primary driver. The active radiator has electromagnetic components adapted to couple to a number of electrical configuration settings. Each electrical configuration setting may affect the operating characteristics of the diaphragm of the active radiator and is reflected back electro-acoustically, through the shared volume, to the primary driver. This electro-acoustical coupling, in turn provides the tuning mechanism for the primary driver.
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